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India will begin their campaign at the Women's Asian Hockey 5s World Cup Qualifier against Malaysia in Salalah, Oman on Friday. India has been placed in the Elite Pool along with Japan, Malaysia, and Thailand. While the second, Challengers Pool, consists of Hong Kong China, Chinese Taipei, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Iran, and Oman. India will be led by Navjot Kaur, while Jyoti will be her deputy.
The Indian junior women's hockey team put up a spirited performance to beat Spain 2-1 at the 4-Nations Tournament in Dusseldorf on Tuesday. Annu (21st minute) and Sakshi Rana (47th) scored a goal each for India. For Spain, Lima Teresa (23th) was on target. The first quarter started with the action unfolding on both ends of the pitch. India got off the blocks with the intent to attack in the first quarter but Spain dished out solid defence. With the scores levelled, the second quarter started with a high tempo. India upped the ante in an attempt to take the lead and it paid off.
Following the successful conduct of the men's event in Chennai, India will next host the Asian Champions Trophy hockey tournament for women for the first time, in Ranchi from October 27 to November 5 this year. The seventh edition of the tournament will be a joint venture between Hockey India and the Government of Jharkhand. Besides India, defending champions Japan, runners-up Korea, China, Malaysia and Thailand are expected to participate in the tournament.
The Indian junior women's hockey team put up a spirited performance to beat Spain 2-1 at the 4-Nations Tournament in Dusseldorf on Tuesday. Annu (21st minute) and Sakshi Rana (47th) scored a goal each for India. For Spain, Lima Teresa (23th) was on target. The first quarter started with the action unfolding on both ends of the pitch. India got off the blocks with the intent to attack in the first quarter but Spain dished out solid defence. With the scores levelled, the second quarter started with a high tempo. India upped the ante in an attempt to take the lead and it paid off.
Following the successful conduct of the men's event in Chennai, India will next host the Asian Champions Trophy hockey tournament for women for the first time, in Ranchi from October 27 to November 5 this year. The seventh edition of the tournament will be a joint venture between Hockey India and the Government of Jharkhand. Besides India, defending champions Japan, runners-up Korea, China, Malaysia and Thailand are expected to participate in the tournament.
The Indian junior women's hockey team came from behind to score a creditable 3-3 draw against England in the 4 Nations Tournament in Dusseldorf on Sunday. Hina Bano (6th), Rutuja Dadaso Pisal (49th) and Mumtaz Khan (53rd) scored a goal each for India. Le Huray Martha (4th, 19th) and Alexander Beth (9th) were on target for England. England began the match on a strong note with Martha scoring a field goal in the fourth minute of the game. India, however, responded quickly with an equaliser through Hina who scored a field goal.
The Indian junior women's hockey team came from behind to score a creditable 3-3 draw against England in the 4 Nations Tournament in Dusseldorf on Sunday. Hina Bano (6th), Rutuja Dadaso Pisal (49th) and Mumtaz Khan (53rd) scored a goal each for India. Le Huray Martha (4th, 19th) and Alexander Beth (9th) were on target for England. England began the match on a strong note with Martha scoring a field goal in the fourth minute of the game. India, however, responded quickly with an equaliser through Hina who scored a field goal.
Indian women's cricket team captain Harmanpreet Kaur said on Sunday that she has no regret over her temperamental outburst during the third ODI against Bangladesh last month in Dhaka. Harmanpreet was banned for two matches after she smashed the stumps over the umpire's decision to give her out. Later in the post-match presentation, she had also termed the umpiring "pathetic" during the bilateral series.